Ruth Langsford upped the fashion stakes in the ITV studios yesterday afternoon, working a skintight nude pencil skirt.
The 60-year-old star, who appeared on Celebrity Gogglebox with her husband Eamonn Holmes last night, modelled the stylish ensemble on yesterday’s edition of Loose Women.
Sharing a video of the look over Instagram, Ruth strutted down the steps behind-the-scenes on set, showing off the sophisticated outfit as she moved.
Ruth paired the figure-hugging skirt with a matching cardigan, woven in soft beige wool and buttoned up the front.
Adding some flair to the look, she wore a pair of leopard print pumps, complete with a stiletto heel and pointed toes.
Her glossy caramel locks were blown out into a neat bob, combed at the front into her signature fringe.
Ruth upped the fashion stakes in the ITV studios yesterday afternoon (Image: Instagram)
In her caption, Ruth let her fans know where they could find the look for themselves, pointing them in the direction of Marks and Spencer’s.
Taking to the comment section below, her 866,000 followers piled the compliments high, swooning over her sense of style.
One said: “You look fabulous x”
A second added: “Love this outfit you look great!”
While a third chimed: “You look so fab in that outfit Ruth!”
Ruth’s Insta followers were left swooning over her sense of style (Image: Instagram)
Her husband Eamonn was left deeply distressed after last night’s episode of Celeb Gogglebox aired, later taking to Twitter to complain.
Demanding an apology, he accused Gogglebox producers of cruelly editing one scene on last night’s Celeb edition of the reality series.
The 60-year-old star said a scene in which he discussed his father’s tragic death had been cut out and replaced with an ill-timed joke.
Ruth and Eamonn appeared on Celebrity Gogglebox last night (Image: Channel 4)
He said: “In reply to a number of complaints… I am hurt beyond belief that @C4Gogglebox chose not to use me talking about my Father dying from a Heart Attack at the side of a road and replace it with a funny story following a young lad giving his Father CPR . Idiotic and cruel edit.
“So following a tragedy that has forever haunted my family, I am in no mood for criticising holier than thou mouthpieces on here who haven’t gone through what we did. I had nothing but praise and emotion for the Ambulance control room TV programme. An atrocious edit @StudioLambert.”
Daily Star Online has contacted Gogglebox’s representatives for comment.
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
